Modern Lustre and Gloss Giclée papers are a fantastic alternative to C-Type prints, offering a high level of colour saturation and finely rendered detail. Reproduction of fine art faired better as Giclée printers would use a heavy stock of rag (a paper similar in texture, tone and appearance to artists’ watercolour paper). Traditionally, Lustre and Gloss inkjet papers performed poorly in comparison to their C-Type cousins. Giclée printing is a particularly common media for digital artists and fine artists who wish to produce limited run duplications of their original works. What does Giclée mean? The word Giclée was coined by Jack Duganne and is based on the French word gicleur (meaning nozzle) as a reference to the printing process. Giclée Fine Art Prints A finish fit for every application
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